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Runs pull requests in a real desktop sandbox to catch bugs and generate self-healing regression tests without DOM selectors.
TestDriver is an AI code-review and testing tool that actually executes a pull request in a real desktop sandbox rather than just reading the diff. It drives web apps, Chrome extensions, desktop apps, and VS Code extensions the way a person would, without needing DOM selectors or direct source access, and it generates regression tests from plain-English descriptions. Tests are self-healing, meaning they adapt when a button moves or styling changes instead of breaking outright, and each run returns video replay and network logs alongside a pass-rate history for CI/CD tracking. It supports third-party app integrations, file uploads, and OAuth login flows in its test runs. It's built by Haxor Inc., a Delaware C Corporation doing business as TestDriver.ai.
Pro tier is $20/month including 10 testing hours, with overage billed at $3.60/hour; Business starts at $600/month.
Use tool ↗Interesting for teams tired of brittle, selector-based end-to-end tests, since running in a real desktop sandbox without DOM selectors means UI changes are less likely to break a test suite outright. The catch is real desktop execution costs real compute time, so the hourly overage rate can add up on a busy CI pipeline.
Watch out: Watch the hourly overage rate on the Pro tier — a large or flaky test suite can burn through the included 10 hours quickly.
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